PHOTOS: Kwankwaso holds special prayer in Kano ahead of S’Court judgment

The leader of the Kwankwasiyya political camp, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, on Monday held a special prayer session at his Kano residence. The special prayer was aimed at seeking God’s intervention in the much anticipated Kano governorship dispute verdict by the Supreme Court. The prayer organised by an Islamic group, Mu’assatul Kwankwasiyya, was led by […]

PHOTOS: Kwankwaso holds special prayer in Kano ahead of S’Court judgment

The leader of the Kwankwasiyya political camp, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, on Monday held a special prayer session at his Kano residence.

The special prayer was aimed at seeking God’s intervention in the much anticipated Kano governorship dispute verdict by the Supreme Court.

The prayer organised by an Islamic group, Mu’assatul Kwankwasiyya, was led by Mallam Yahaya Sufi, Mallam Ashiru Nata’ala, Mallam Bazallahi Nasiru Kabara and Mallam Sadiq Isiyaku Rabiu.

While observing the prayers, the clerics prayed for the success of  Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf at the Supreme Court and for the sustenance of peace and tranquillity in the state.

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The prayer session was attended by some cabinet members of the incumbent administration, other political appointees and supporters of the Kwankwasiyya movement.

Daily Trust reported that the Supreme Court led by a five-member panel of justices presided by Justice Inyang Okoro on Thursday reserved the judgment after listening to lawyers in the matter.

The majority of members of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in Kano State had equally observed a special fasting and called for intense prayers shortly after the Supreme Court hearing.

See photos from the prayer session below:

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